Mike,
That is true and there are a few fasteners on the Vmax that have
thread pitches you won't be ordering from Mc-Master Carr. If I
remember ... one is a 5x40 mm or so, (just remember it was long), hex
on the rear of the stock exhaust shrouds ...... it didn't have
standard thread pitch for a 5mm screw, (.08mm I think). I however,
actually appreciated getting the lengths of the two 4mm bolts in the
fuel bowl from the microfiche before busting the carb stack apart and
have given away a lot of 5x12s to people running 3/16 inch screws on
their slide covers .... If you own a Yamaha though this is good
information to know ... it is on the test.
campbell
VMOA #95
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Oberle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Bolt numbers and other stuff
> To complicate things lets address the idea that the part number
> does not specify thread pitch. It also doesn't specify standard
> thread length or fully threaded.
>
> A thread pitch gage and a cheap pair of calipers will help a
> great deal.
> Mike Oberle /1990 Shiny-Black MonkeyMax
> VMOA #1355 / AIM - "Injuhneer"
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: TC [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Subject: stainless bolts packages
>
> The top shock bolt on the Vmax is Yamaha part
> no: 91314-08020-00. If you look carefully at the center
> set of digits, (-08020-), they are not likely to do a thing
> for you unless you happen to know in advance that this
> bolt is 08mm in diameter and 20mm long ... get it ??!?
> ... "08020" is an 8x20mm bolt!
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